Advice on 06 Trek 2100 Please
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Advice on 06 Trek 2100 Please
Saw this add on craigslist and have been emailing the owner back and forth, just wondered what you guys/gals think. I've been test riding tons of bikes in the last few months and now it's time to purchase. Just wondering what you guys/gals think?
Add on CL for a 2006 Trek 2100:
"I have a nice 58cm. Trek 2100 for sale that I can no longer ride. My loss is your gain! (specified the reason why selling when I asked through email, also is sending more pictures)
Included are the following items:
1) Trek 2100 Bike (carbon fiber front/rear forks, seat/handlebar posts), carbon fiber tri-bars, dura ace pedals, bontrager race wheels, shimano 105 hardware)
2) Specialized Carbon Fiber shoes (sz 44 mens)
3) Riding Gloves (size L womens)
4) Giro Lance Armstrong signature helmet and case
5) Underseat repair kit loaded up.
This can get somebody new completely started in triathlons!
"
Price $750
Add on CL for a 2006 Trek 2100:
"I have a nice 58cm. Trek 2100 for sale that I can no longer ride. My loss is your gain! (specified the reason why selling when I asked through email, also is sending more pictures)
Included are the following items:
1) Trek 2100 Bike (carbon fiber front/rear forks, seat/handlebar posts), carbon fiber tri-bars, dura ace pedals, bontrager race wheels, shimano 105 hardware)
2) Specialized Carbon Fiber shoes (sz 44 mens)
3) Riding Gloves (size L womens)
4) Giro Lance Armstrong signature helmet and case
5) Underseat repair kit loaded up.
This can get somebody new completely started in triathlons!
"
Price $750
Last edited by Tameggo; 10-18-09 at 05:37 PM.
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that would have been gone in a day in DC. Poeple here pay good $$ for garbage. More than a fair price here in DC especially if the shoes fit and the bike is in good condition.
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I've been looking at this trek above and an 09 CAAD9-7 from my LBS for $850. I don't mind spending the money, I'd just like to get something that's good for a beginner but also has room for me to grow with it when I gain more experience. Also I hate the (sora up top on the caad) I can't reach the button to shift when in the drops.
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I wear size 12 shoes, and will have to try them and the helmet on when I take it for a test ride. It's 2hrs away from where I'm located so I have the gent sending me more photo's too.
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I have the same bike. I've been riding it for three years. It's a very good bike. Since you are getting helmet, shoes, gloves and pedals which all cost more than hundred dollars, I say it's a good deal.
Make sure it's your size.
Make sure it's your size.